Domain: | SECURITY-ADMINISTRATION |
Privileges: | SECURITY-ADMINISTRATION, SAT-FILE-MANAGEMENT |
/SAVE-SAT-PARAMETERS permits the security administrator or the SAT file manager to save the EVENT-PRESELECTION settings, alarm and filter definitions, SAT support parameter settings and SATLOG file attributes for the next session. Missing or invalid values are set by SAT to the default values.
The SAT parameter file is always created on the home pubset and has the name: $SYSAUDIT.SYSPAR.SAT.
The default values are:
EVENT-PRESELECTION: |
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FILTER-CONDITIONS: | no filters defined |
ALARM-CONDITIONS: | no alarms defined |
SAT-FILE-ATTRIBUTES: | BUFFER-LENGTH=*STD(SIZE=2), |
SAT-SUPPORT | POSIX-EVENTS=*DISABLED |
SAVE-SAT-PARAMETERS |
EVENT-PRESELECTION = *UNCHANGED / *STD / *CURRENT ,ALARM-CONDITIONS = *UNCHANGED / *STD / *CURRENT ,SAT-FILE-ATTRIBUTES = *UNCHANGED / *STD / *CURRENT ,FILTER-CONDITIONS = *UNCHANGED / *STD / *CURRENT ,SAT-SUPPORT = *UNCHANGED / *STD / *CURRENT |
EVENT-PRESELECTION =
This operand may be specified only by the security administrator (privilege SECURITY-ADMINISTRATION).
EVENT-PRESELECTION = *UNCHANGED
EVENT-PRESELECTION in the SAT parameter file is not to be changed.
EVENT-PRESELECTION = *STD
The default values for EVENT-PRESELECTION are to be stored in the SAT parameter file. The default values are listed in the table “Object-related events, event names and auditattributes”.
EVENT-PRESELECTION = *CURRENT
The currently valid values are to be stored in the SAT parameter file. These values can be displayed with /SHOW-SAT-STATUS.
ALARM-CONDITIONS =
This operand may be specified only by the security administrator (privilege SECURITY-ADMINISTRATION).
ALARM-CONDITIONS = *UNCHANGED
The ALARM-CONDITIONS in the SAT parameter file are not to be changed.
ALARM-CONDITIONS = *STD
The default values for ALARM-CONDITIONS are to be stored in the SAT parameter file. This means that no alarm definitions are stored.
ALARM-CONDITIONS = *CURRENT
The currently valid values are to be stored in the SAT parameter file. These values can be displayed with /SHOW-SAT-ALARM-CONDITIONS.
SAT-FILE-ATTRIBUTES =
This operand is available to the SAT file manager only (SAT-FILE-MANAGEMENT privilege).
SAT-FILE-ATTRIBUTES = *UNCHANGED
The SAT-FILE-ATTRIBUTES in the SAT parameter file are not to be changed.
SAT-FILE-ATTRIBUTES = *STD
The default values for SAT-FILE-ATTRIBUTES are to be stored in the SAT parameter file (see the beginning of this section).
SAT-FILE-ATTRIBUTES = *CURRENT
The currently valid values are to be stored in the SAT parameter file.
FILTER-CONDITIONS =
This operand may be specified only by the security administrator (privilege SECURITY-ADMINISTRATION).
FILTER-CONDITIONS = *UNCHANGED
The FILTER-CONDITIONS in the SAT parameter file are not to be changed.
FILTER-CONDITIONS = *STD
The default values for FILTER-CONDITIONS are to be stored in the SAT parameter file. This means that no filter definitions are stored.
FILTER-CONDITIONS = *CURRENT
The currently valid values are to be stored in the SAT parameter file. These values can be displayed with SHOW-SAT-FILTER-CONDITIONS.
SAT-SUPPORT =
This operand is only available to security administrators (privilege SECURITY-ADMINISTRATION).
SAT-SUPPORT = *UNCHANGED
The SAT parameter file is not modified for SAT-SUPPORT.
SAT-SUPPORT = *STD
The default values are entered for SAT support in the SAT parameter file (see the start of this command description at).
SAT-SUPPORT = *CURRENT
The currently valid values are entered in the SAT parameter file and can be displayed using /SHOW-SAT-SUPPORT-PARAMETERS.
Command return codes
(SC2) | SC1 | Maincode | Meaning |
0 | CMD0001 | Command successfully executed | |
32 | CMD0221 | Unrecoverable error | |
64 | SAT1000 | User not privileged for command | |
64 | SAT1050 | Command permitted only if logging function is activated | |
128 | SAT1010 | Another command is currently being processed | |
128 | SAT1080 | Exchange being prepared |
Notes
If *STD or *CURRENT is specified for one or more parameters, the values that were previously stored will be overwritten.
See also the general notes on the SAT parameter file on "SAT parameter file".
See also the general notes on SAT commands on "Functional overview".